61. Sófár Egyesület - Sections 8 Max Nordau (eredeti nevén Südfeld Miksa, 18491923) magyarországi születésu,német nyel­ven alkotó író, esszéista. 10 Simon Dubnow A http://sofar.crossnuke.com/modules.php?name=Sections&sop=viewarticle&artid=68

62. Figure Translate this page Simon Dubnow (1860-1941), storico e teorico, uno dei padri fondatori Max Nordau (1849-1923),scrittore e critico letterario è ricordato soprattutto per essere http://www.ebraismolaico.it/Ebraismolaico/figure.htm

Figure significative per l’ebraismo laico umanistico Il precursore Baruch Spinoza Le anime gemelle Theodor Herzl (1860-1904), giornalista e scrittore, nato a Budapest (Ungheria), fu il principale proponente della rifondazione dello Stato Ebraico in Palestina, che egli vedeva come unica soluzione al problema dell’antisemitismo. E’ celebre “Lo Stato Ebraico”, pubblicato nel 1895. Herzl aveva ricevuto un’educazione del tutto laica. Aaron David Gordon David Ben-Gurion La fede in Dio di cui egli parlava non si riferiva al Dio tradizionale degli ortodossi, ma al Dio di Spinoza. Martin Buber Mordecai Kaplan Albert Einstein Louis Brandeis Mendele Mocher Sforim Isaac Leib Peretz Sholem Aleichem , pseudonimo di Solomon Robinowitz (1859-1916), nato in Ucraina ed emigrato negli Stati Uniti, fu celebre scrittore in ebraico e soprattutto in yiddish di novelle, saggi critici e poesie. Caratteristica saliente fu lo humor. Molti suoi personaggi, pur credenti, sono molto scettici sul modo in cui Dio si cura del mondo. Haim Nahman Bialik Gli apripista Simon Dubnow (1860-1941), storico e teorico, uno dei padri fondatori del moderno secolarismo e nazionalismo ebraico. Nato in Bielorussia in una famiglia di rabbini, aveva ricevuto un’educazione ortodossa, ma ben presto divenne agnostico.

63. GEBOREN IN BUDAPEST Translate this page Siegmund Salzmann, 1869-1947), Arthur Holitscher (1869-1941), Theodor Herzl (1860-1904),Max Nordau (eig. Max Simon Südfeld, 1849-1923) die letzten vier vor http://www.btk.elte.hu/palimpszeszt/pali09/kerekes1.htm

GEBOREN IN BUDAPEST Themenstellung An dieser Stelle ergibt sich so etwas wie eine Antwort auf unser Problem: alle Autoren, die ungarische Vorurteile hatten, kommen aus den slawischen, d.h. nicht deutschsprachigen Teilen der Monarchie. Schwejk Radetzkymarsch deutlich dargestellt ist. Die Kapuzinergruft Die Kapuzinergruft Wiederkehrende Motive von positiven und negativen Schablonen: Die in Budapest geborenen Autoren 1. Gruppe - die eine Heimat fanden Felix Salten Kaiser Max, der letzte Ritter Prinz Eugen (1915) und Florian, das Pferd des Kaisers (1919) und darin besonders in dem gleichnamigen Essay, der von Franz Josef handelt. In Elisabeth fehlt hingegen jedweder Hinweis auf Ungarn. Prinz Eugen - (1906) und Josefine Mutzenbacher. Meine 365 Liebhaber. Die Fortsetzung meiner Lebensgeschichte (vermutl. nach 1930) als deren Verfasser Felix Salten vermutet wird. Erwin Guido Kolbenheyer Die Welt von Gestern Theodor Herzl Max Nordau Panna - Andreas Latzko Latzko war als Autor von Antikriegsliteratur bekannt ge- und als solcher dann auch vergessen worden. Heimkehr Heldentod Heimkehr wie auch in Die Welt von Gestern Zusammenfassung 2. Gruppe - die Heimatlosen und ihre ungarische Heimat

64. Friesel, Evyatar Editor Julius Simon Certain Days Zionist Memoirs and Selected Papers Bechtel,Dominique Bourel Jacques Le Rider (eds.), Max Nordau (1849-1923), Paris, Les http://jewishhistory.huji.ac.il/Profs/HU/Jewish History/friesel.htm

THE DINUR CENTER FOR RESEARCH IN JEWISH HISTORY The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Friesel, Evyatar Department of Jewish History Jerusalem, Israel 91905 Home: Klausner st.7, apt. 6 Jerusalem 93388, ISRAEL tel/fax: (2) 6710-525 Office Adress Israel State Archives, Prime Minister's Office, Jerusalem 91919 Tel: (2) 5680 680 - FAX: (2) 679-9532 [fields of research] [lecture topics] Personal Born in Germany, l930. Emigrated to Brazil, l939. Emigrated to Israel,1953. Member of Kibbutz Bror Hail, 1953-1956. Studied at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem from l956 to 1962: B.A. (l959) in Jewish History and General History; M.A. (l962) in Jewish History, with specialization in the modern period and complementary studies in European history and Jewish thought. Ph.D (1970), Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Present academic degree: Professor emeritus of Jewish history, Hebrew University Present position: Israel State Archivist (since 1993). Academic positions: 1965-1978 - member of the Department of Jewish History, Ben Gurion University, Beer Sheva, Israel. Chairman of the Department, 1970-1973.

65. Ascheim Steven E. Nordau, Friedrich Nietzsche et D?gen?rescence in Max Nordau 18491923 edited by Mosse,the Holocaust and European Cultural History , Simon Wiesenthal Centre http://jewishhistory.huji.ac.il/Profs/HU/History/aschheim.htm

THE DINUR CENTER FOR RESEARCH IN JEWISH HISTORY The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Steven E. Ascheim PERSONAL: Born in Johannesburg, 19.5.1942. Married, three children. Israeli Citizen. Home address: 11 Aminadav Street, Abu Tor, Jerusalem 93549, Israel Home Phone: 972-2-6733729 Work address: Department of History, Hebrew University, Mount Scopus, Jerusalem, Israel Work Phone: 972-2-5883772/3764 Work Fax: 972-2-5322545 E-Mail: mssteve@pluto.mscc.huji.ac.il ACADEMIC HISTORY : Ph.D. in Modern European History, University of Wisconsin, Madison, 1975-1980. M.Sc.(Econ.) in Political Sociology, London School of Economics and Political Science, 1964-1965. B.A. University of Witwatersrand, 1961-1963. MAJOR FIELDS : European Cultural and Intellectual History, German History, German-Jewish History, Modern Jewish History. UNIVERSITY - AND SABBATICAL AND OTHER - APPOINTMENTS: 2000 - (Summer Semester), Teaching Jewish Cultural and Intellectual History, Freie Universitat, Berlin, Germany. 1998 - (September) Scholar-in-Residence, The Foundation for Jewish Studies, Washington, D.C.

66. New Books THE WORLD OF HARLEQUIN, A CRITICAL STUDY OF THE COMMEDIA DELL ARTEPQ4155 .N5 1963 Haas Library Nordau, Max Simon, 18491923. THE http://www.wcsu.edu/library/new_books_julyaug03.htm

New Acquisitions July-August 2003 NOTE: The following are items that have been received and cataloged for the time period listed above. At any given time, there may be many more items that are currently being processed or are still on order. Please check CONSULS for specific titles and availability. DEPARTMENTS Accounting Art Banned Book Week Biology ... Young Library Reference Accounting ACCOUNTANTS' HANDBOOK Ref. HF5621 .A22 2003 (2 vols.) Young Library GUIDE TO BUSINESS VALUATIONS Ref. HF5681.V3 G85 2003 (3 vols.) Young Library Art BRUSHES WITH HISTORY : WRITING ON ART FROM THE NATION : 1865-2001 Haas Library Clottes, Jean. WORLD ROCK ART Haas Library Banned Book Week THE ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN [VIDEORECORDING] Haas Library Videos Allende, Isabel. THE HOUSE OF THE SPIRITS Haas Library AMERICAN PSYCHO [DVD RECORDING] Haas Library Circulation Desk BRIDGE TO TERABITHIA [VIDEORECORDING] Haas Library Videos Dahl, Roald.

67. TRANS Nr. 14: Hedvig Ujvári (Budapest): Entartung Und Konventionelle Lügen. Zu Translate this page Max Nordau (1849-1923), tätig als Arzt, Journalist und kulturkritischer Simon,als Weltanschauung diente der Atheismus (13) Max Nordau Die conventionellen http://www.inst.at/trans/14Nr/ujvari14.htm

Trans 14. Nr. Februar 2003 (Budapest) Entartung Obwohl es kein Feuilleton ist, sondern als regulärer Artikel unter dem Titel "Ein Liebeswerk" im Pester Lloyd Als mögliche Lösung wird Rousseaus Alternative, die Rückkehr zur Natur angedeutet, aber die Menschheit hält es für eine "tolle Phantasterei". Für Realität erscheint "das Elend durch zweckmäßges Wohlthun zu beseitigen oder doch zu lindern". Das Elend auf einer Pester Straße kann nicht mit dem von London, Paris oder Berlin verglichen werden; Nordau beschreibt die ungarische Erscheinungsform dessen als "eine gemüthliche Armuth, ein gemüthliches Elend". Gleichzeitig weist er darauf hin, dass die große Prosperität und das große Elend" eng miteinander verknüpft sind und "die Bahnen des Fortschritts von Opfern bedeckt sind". Auch aus der entgegengesetzten Richtung wird ein Beispiel geboten: Soziales Elend ist auch mit Humanität verknüpft, in Nordaus Formulierung: "die Zivilisation hat das Schwert des Achilles geerbt, das die Wunden, die es schlägt, auch wieder heilt". Es wird auf die europaweit bereits ins Leben gerufene Pflege- und Erziehungsanstalten für arme Kinder hingewiesen, wo "diese armen Jerichorosen [...] von einer milder Hand wieder aufgenommen und wieder in den warmen Boden eines neuen Heims gesetzt werden".

68. Christianism - Bibliography 91, 140; Nordau, Max 18491923, The Conventional Lies of Our Civilization, Laird Lee, 1895 in an Age of Crisis A New Guide and Almanac, Simon and Schuster http://www.christianism.com/bibliography.html

Author Index Subject Index Bibliography Note: locations in the text (bolded numbers), commonly contain additional bibliographic information, and/or annotations. A B C Et Cetera Aberbach, David, Imperialism and Biblical Prophecy 750-500 BCE, Routledge, 1993. Acronyms Adkins, Lesley, Roy A. Adkins, Handbook to Life in Ancient Rome , Facts on File, 1994. Allbutt, T. Clifford, Greek Medicine in Rome , The Fitzpatrick Lectures on the History of Medicine Delivered at the Royal College of Physicians of London in 1909-1910, with other Historical Essays, Benjamin Blom, 1970 (1921). Allegro, John, The Dead Sea Scrolls , A Reappraisal, 1964 (1956). Allen, Richard Hinckley, Star Names Their Lore and Meaning , (formerly [1899] titled: Star-Names and Their Meanings), Dover, 1963 (1899). Ammianus Marcellinus, Historia Annorum The Anchor Bible Dictionary Ancient Christian Gospels , Koester, 1990. Ancient Roman Statutes Anderson, Graham, Ancient Fiction The Novel in the Graeco-Roman World Ante-Nicene Christian Library: Translations of the Writings of the Fathers Down to A.D. 325

69. No. 1 31214-1025 0100219856 ? ? 24 312141046 0100219879 ? ?Der Sinn der Geschichte? *Nordau, Max Simon, 1849-1923 ? ? ? ? http://www.lib.hiroshima-u.ac.jp/zosho/ogata/germanedu.txt

70. Aurora Public Library /All Locations Subject, Ibsen, Henrik, 18281906. Wagner, Richard, 1813-1883. Ring des Nibelungen.Nordau, Max Simon, 1849-1923. Entartung. Art. ISBN, 0140432612 $11.95. http://odyssey.aurora.lib.co.us:90/kids/1761,1974/search/dw/dw/13,1906,4203,E/fr

Odyssey KidsOnline WORD AUTHOR TITLE SUBJECT Author Shaw, Bernard, 1856-1950. Title Imprint LOCATION CALL # STATUS Central 824.912 Sha AVAILABLE Descript Subject Ibsen, Henrik, 1828-1906. Wagner, Richard, 1813-1883. Ring des Nibelungen. Nordau, Max Simon, 1849-1923. Entartung. Art. ISBN Aurora Public Library

71. MERRSU Consistency List nonpossessors (nestiazhateli) nonRussian nonreligious nonsymbolic Nordau, Max (1849-1923)north-south Jacob (1813-1884); Oberschulze Petliura, Simon V. (1879 http://www.stetson.edu/~psteeves/merre/merrsu_consistency.html

MERRSU CONSISTENCY LIST The following list gives the forms used in MERRSU, including hyphenation and capitalization. A B C D ... Z A Aaron (1688-1726?) Aaron, secular name Andrew Zhukov (d. 1789), leader of Aaronites Aaron Moriakin (1780-1844) Aaron Nartsissov (1771-1841) Aaron ben Meir of Brest, (d. 1807) Aaron of Pinsk (d. 1841) Aaronites Abadzeg Abbas I (1571-1629; r. 1587-1629) abbot: there are several categories of abbot in the Russian Orthodox church: archimandrite (arkhimandrit); hegumen (igumen); and others that may be named "father superior," "superior," or "abbot" (namestnik, nastoiatel', stroitel') abdication of Nicholas II (2/15 March 1917) Abdulhamid II (r. 1876-1909) Abel (Vasily Vasilev) (1757-1841) Abgar V (d. A.D. 56), king of Edessa Abkhazians about= c. with space after c. but no comma (c. 1406) above-cited Abraham (d. 1375) Abraham-Abele Posveler (1764-1836) Abraham ben Elijah (1750-1808) Abraham ben Joseph Solomon (1792-1855) Abraham ben Josiah (c.1685-c.1735) Abraham ben Veniamin (d. 1700) Abraham of Chukhloma (d. 1375)

72. Wretched Exotic Essays On Edi Character And Narration In The Melanie A. Max Nordau s FinDe-Siecle Romance of Race Nordau, Max Simon,, 1849-1923,Political and social views, Entartung, Minorities in literature United http://www.bookmart.good-web-links.com/124.html

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73. Max Nordau - Author Details And Biography - The Quotations Page Quotations by Author. Author details Max Nordau (1849 1923). FullName, Nordau, Max Simon (orig. Max Simon Sudfeld). Biography, German http://www.quotationspage.com/author.php?author=Max Nordau

74. Definition Of Nordau - WordReference.com Dictionary 2000 HarperCollins Publishers Nordau German n?rdau noun Max Simon (maks zi?m?n),original name Max Simon Südfeld. 18491923, German author, born in http://www.wordreference.com/english/definition.asp?en=Nordau

75. G.B. Shaw Collection, Index Of Correspondents 52.3 Nirmalananda, Bhikshu52.3 Nobbs, FHT52.3 Noli, Fan Stylian, 1882196541.2(from Shaw) Nordau, Max Simon, 1849-192341.2 (from Shaw) ± Norman, CH http://www.hrc.utexas.edu/research/fa/shaw.gb.corr7.html

G.B. Shaw Collection Index of Correspondents N-P A-B C-D E-F G-H ... L-M N-P Q-S T-V W-Z Index entries followed by the notation (from Shaw) indicate people to whom Shaw wrote. Box and folder numbers followed by a number in parenthesis indicate the number of items by (or to) that person. The absence of a parenthetical notation indicates there is just one item. So in the example Jones, Henry Arthur, 1851-192938.10 (35 from Shaw, 1), 40.5 (filed with Magny, Jules), 50.7 (2) there are thirty-five items from Shaw and one other letter included with these in box 38, folder 10; a letter from Jones filed with letters from Jules Magny in box 40, folder 5; and 2 letters from Jones in Box 50, folder 7. Entries followed by the ± symbol are not from the Hanley Collection. Names in bold appear in the RLIN record. Nadar, Felix, 1820-191056.1 Naddermier, C.M.52.2 Nash's Magazine The Nation 41.2 (3 from Shaw), 52.2 The Nation Edition52.2 ± National Council of the Arts, Sciences and Professions52.2 National Health Service (Great Britain)52.2 National Herald National Institute for the Blindsee Royal National Institute for the Blind National Institute of Arts and Letters (U.S.)52.2

76. ResAnet Results Summary RecordNordau, Max Simon, 18491923. Degeneration. 3d. - London, Simpkin, Marshall,Hamilton, Kent co., ltd., 1915. RecordNordau, Max Simon, 1849-1923. http://www.amicus.nlc-bnc.ca/wbin/resanet/resultsm/l=0/d=1/r=1/e=0/s=s/n=SK/h=10

Sort By: Title Author Date Search Term(s): Subject=Degeneration matches found Hodgen, Margaret T., 1890-. The doctrine of survivals : a chapter in the history of scientific method in the study of man / by Margaret T. Hodgen. Folcroft, Pa. : Folcroft Library Editions, 1977. Stoddard, Lothrop, 1883-1950. The revolt against civilization : the menace of the under man / by Lothrop Stoddard. New York : C. Scribner's sons, 1922. Mayet, Lucien, 1874-. Les stigmates anatomiques et physiologiques de la dégénérescence et les pseudo-stigmates anatomiques et physiologiques de la criminalité / par Lucien Mayet. Paris : A. Storck, 1903. Nordau, Max Simon, 1849-1923. Degeneration. 3d. ed. London, Heinemann, 1895. Chaunu, Pierre. Histoire et decadence. Paris, Librairie academique Perrin, 1981. Nordau, Max Simon, 1849-1923. Dégénérescence, par Max Nordau; traduit de l'allemand par Auguste Dietrich. Paris : F. Alcan, 1894. Hirsch, William. Genius and degneneration : a psychological study. 2d ed. New York, D. Appleton and company, 1896. Vadeboncoeur, Pierre, 1920-. Trois essais sur l'insignifiance ; suivis de Lettre à la France / Pierre Vadeboncoeur. Montréal : L'Hexagone, 1989.

77. Nietzsche The Prophet: Nietzsche And His Critics THE END. 1. Max Simon Nordau (1849 1923). A former physician and theauthor of many medical and quasi-medical works, novels, plays, etc. http://www.geocities.com/danielmacryan/nietzsche22.html

If you want to know what the squares are for, click here. Go to the table of contents H. L. Mencken's The Philosophy of Friedrich Nietzsche: Nietzsche the Prophet ... viz He was a lunatic, and in consequence, his philosophy is not worth attention. His conclusions were contradictory and it is impossible to find in his writings any connected philosophical system. He was ignorant of certain important facts of human existence, or purposely misstated them, and in consequence argued from erroneous data. His assumption that the idea of self-sacrifice tends to make humanity less and less able to cope with the vicissitudes of existence on earth, is based upon a direct contradiction of known facts. The scheme of things proposed by him is opposed by ideas inherent in all men and so is unthinkable and unworkable and if put into practice would make life impossible. It is scarcely worth while to linger long over the first and second propositions. The first has been laid down most noisily by Max Nordau in Degeneration , a book based upon certain ideas borrowed, quite frankly, from Lombroso, an Italian quasi-scientist whose chief mission in life seems to be to furnish sensational copy for the American yellow journals. Nordau's book remains a masterpiece of erudition and rhetoric, in the highest and most honorable sense of both words; but despite its vogue a dozen years ago, it is now well nigh as archaic as a play by Bronson Howard. His definition of degeneracy is "a morbid deviation from an original type" and he lays stress upon the fact that by "morbid" he means "infirm" or "incapable of fulfilling normal functions," but straight-way he begins to regard ... variation spells degeneracy, and today Nordau, Lombroso and the rest of that crowd, when they rise above their proper business of dispassionately recording actual phenomena, become merely ridiculous. Lombroso, for one, has unearthed a vast mass of interesting facts about criminality, but the theories which he has sought to evolve from these facts are scarcely accepted by psychiatrists. He is a skilful reporter, but a silly and extravagant philosopher. Nordau, having started out with the knowledge that Nietzsche eventually became insane, tried to exhibit every act of his life and every idea in his philosophy as a symptom of that insanity. As a matter of fact, he failed miserably, for while he found it easy to prove that Nietzsche was a blatant egoist, that he had a fondness for repeating certain favourite arguments

78. Sichtungen Online | Rezensionen | Kaukoreit: Rez. V. Bolbecher/Kaiser, Lexikon D Translate this page 1924), Simon Kronberg (1891–1947), Anton Kuh 1902), Fritz Mauthner (1849–1923),Salomon H. Mosenthal (1821–1877), Max Nordau (1849–1923), Hugo Salus http://www.onb.ac.at/sichtungen/print/kaukoreit-v-8a-print.html

ISSN: 1680-8975 PURL: http://purl.org/sichtungen/ Home Rezensionen Kaukoreit: Rez. v. Bolbecher/Kaiser, Lexikon der österreichischen Exilliteratur Volker Kaukoreit Österreichische Nationalbibliothek Österreichisches Literaturarchiv Josefsplatz 1, A-1015 Wien Adressinformation zuletzt aktualisiert: 2002 Rezension Volker Kaukoreit Zum Beispiel Österreich: »1991 [hätten] fast ein Drittel der Österreicher Juden lieber nicht als Nachbarn gehabt, immerhin noch 14% nahmen an, daß jene durch ihr Verhalten Feindseligkeit herausforderten«. Trotz ihres Trachtens nach einer breit gestreuten Dokumentation sind die Herausgeber viel weniger dagegen die Nichtberücksichtigung von Francisco Tanzer (geb. 1921 in Wien, Emigration 1938, heute in Düsseldorf lebend). Denn nicht nur wurde dessen »Journal« über seine frühen Jahre in den Reihen der Alliierten (US-Army) von keinem Geringerem als Eugen Kogon 1947 herausgegeben [Anm. 13] In solchen Fällen wird nur ein nüchterner, auf die Quellen zurückgreifender und terminologisch präziser (kultur-)wissenschaftlicher Diskurs dauerhaft weiterhelfen können. Bewußt verzichtet wurde auf die Angabe von Religionszugehörigkeiten. (Auf die Religionszugehörigkeit wird in den Kurzbiographien Bezug genommen, wenn sie im Leben der Autorin oder des Autors eine Rolle spielte.) Die große Mehrzahl der ExilautorInnen war jüdischer Herkunft, ihr Zugang zur Religion war jedoch sehr unterschiedlich. (LÖE, S. 20)

79. TutorGig.com Encyclopedia Articles For Max Born Max Nordau 1849 1923 born Simon Maximilian S uuml dfeld in Hungary was a ZionismZionist leader physician author and social critic He was a co founder of the W; http://www.tutorgig.com/encyclopedia/sencyclo.jsp?keywords=Max Born

80. No - New General Catalog Of Old Books & Authors And Up p 1949 Friedrich Franz NORD (M 1889 1973 Jul) Sverre NORD {US} (M ?- ?) A Logger s Odyssey a 1943 Max (Simon) Nordau (M 1849 - 1923) 4231 The http://www.kingkong.demon.co.uk/ngcoba/no.htm

New General Catalog of Old Books and Authors Author names starting with No Follow these links for explanations of the of this catalog, its condition of use , the dates , the general abbreviations , the language abbreviations , the nationality abbreviations electronic library codes used, and for advice on buying or borrowing selling or valuing old books. If you have any corrections, additions or other suggestions, please send them to webmaster@kingkong.demon.co.uk Juan NOA (see: J H CL EATOR) Joseph NOAD (M: 1823 - 1898) I JE GI nee nee BA G nee nee OS R ED SON) Cynthia NOLAN (see: Cynthia RE Mc SE NARENS) NONNUS (M: fl c400) Tom NOODLE (see: W Thomas CA RDEN) Rab NOOLAS (see: Philip HE SELTINE) Robert NOONAN (M: c1870 - 1911) (ps: Robert TRESSELL) MA NSER) Edwina NOONE (see: Michael (Angelo) AV ALLONE, Jr) Oodgeroo NOONUCCAL (see: Kath WA LKER) Hermann NOORDUNG (see: Hermann PO TOCNIK) Melita NOOSE (see: Nora K ST RANGE) A de NORA (see: Anton NODER) NORAH (see: Margaret Mc nee DU R L A ... BL OUNT) Sir, Henry Wylie NORMAN (M: 1826 Dec 2 - 1904 Oct 27) Louis NORMAN (see: (William) Bliss CA nee REYNTIENS, 1:Mrs KOCH De GOOREYND (F: 1899 Mar 20 - 1991 Apr 5) Sir, Richard (Oswald Chandler) NORMAN (M: 1932 Apr 27 - 1993 Jun 6) Rev, Richard Whitmore NORMAN (M: 1829 Apr 24 - 1906 Mar 3) Sylva NORMAN

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